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Specifications
Pedal Body Material: Nylon Composite | |
Weight: 320 g | |
Contact Surface Area: 110 x 100 mm | |
Discipline: MTB | |
Cleat Type: Flat Pedal (No Cleat) | |
Pedal Type: Flat and BMX Pedals | |
Black | Mfg PartNum: PD20RIDBLK |
Pedal Type: Flat and BMX Pedals | |
Red | Mfg PartNum: PD20RIDRED |
Reviews
I have both the Race Face Chesters and these Ride pedals. Both pedals are excellent. The Chesters are used on a road bike that like to take for shorter rides (10-15 miles). I am mostly on that road bike the entire time. I use the Race Face Ride pedals on a hybrid bike that I use for errands, super quick rides and commuting. The platform on bth pedals is excellent. The Ride pedal DOES NOT have the metal pins which makes it more pleasant on rides that are short and where you need to get on and off your bike frequently. The metal pins can catch your legs every now and then and scratch your legs. The metal pins on the Chesters are great when you plan to be on your bike for awhile and do not anticipate getting on and off your bike frequently. I think MTBers just learn to live with the occasional scratches from the metal pins of the Chesters. Both pedals are great. Your feet will stick to the Chesters better and the Rides are better when you are on and off th bike frequently.
Great price to quality ratio.
Just enough grip.
No sharp metal spikes to threaten my shins.
I use them on my single speed commuter/trainer without fear of breakdown.
If needed (though not cost effective), replacement bearings are available.
This pedal might be sticky enough for riding around town, but it doesn't grab my RC Livewire bike shoes hard enough to work well on dirt trails. I'm replacing these with some metal pin pedals.
Got these for my partner's casual around-town bike and was pleasantly surprised with the build quality. Like the grippiness without going full spikes to save the shins, and extra points for a design that has a sizable contact area without being overly visually chonky.
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